Connecting for a Stronger Waikato Tourism Future
- Apr 14, 2025
- 1 min read
Last week, our team - Steve Wood (Group Director of Marketing & Development), Swathi Kota (Group Director of Sales), and Daria Varennikova (Group Marketing Co-ordinator) - attended the Waikato Tourism Symposium at the beautiful Hamilton Gardens.
The event, organised by Hamilton & Waikato Tourism, was a fantastic opportunity to connect with industry peers, share ideas, and learn about upcoming developments in the region. One of the highlights was hearing about the exciting new international flights launching from Hamilton in June by Jetstar - offering more convenient travel options without the crowds of Auckland Airport. A great step forward for both locals and visitors!
We’re excited about the opportunities ahead and proud to be part of the collective effort to grow tourism in the Waikato and support our wider community.
A big thank you to the organisers for such an inspiring and well-run event!
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Hamilton Gardens is such a smart venue choice for a tourism symposium — it’s basically a live demo of what visitors can do in the region. With international flights landing soon, I wonder if local operators will lean into “try-before-you-commit” planning tools for visitors, a bit like virtual haircut previews but for itineraries and experiences. Either way, it’s good to see Waikato pushing collaboration instead of everyone doing their own thing.
The bit about connecting with peers at the symposium rings true — tourism feels like one of those sectors where the behind-the-scenes relationships matter as much as the marketing. I saw imgg mentioned in a different context recently and it made me think how quickly visuals shape expectations of a region before people even book. With new flights coming in, Waikato’s “first impression” online is going to matter even more.